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A large vertical banner is prominently displayed on the glass and metal facade of a modern building, likely in Strasbourg, France. The banner features two smiling individuals: a woman with light brown hair on the left and an older man with grey hair on the right. Both faces are in profile, looking slightly towards the viewer. The background of the portraits is a light, muted yellow.

The banner carries a clear message in French, written in white capital letters on a dark grey background: "Liberté totale pour Cécile Kohler et Jacques Paris" (Total freedom for Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris). Below this text, on a lighter grey stripe, the website address "libertepourcecile.com" is visible, accompanied by a QR code.

The building's reflective surface creates visual interest, with strong reflections of light and surrounding structures appearing on both the facade and the banner itself. The image appears to have been taken during daylight hours, given the bright reflections. The banner functions as an advocacy or campaign poster, calling for the freedom or support of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris.
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Apr 21, 2026, 1:48 PM

Strasbourg, France

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A large vertical banner is prominently displayed on the glass and metal facade of a modern building, likely in Strasbourg, France. The banner features two smiling individuals: a woman with light brown hair on the left and an older man with grey hair on the right. Both faces are in profile, looking slightly towards the viewer. The background of the portraits is a light, muted yellow. The banner carries a clear message in French, written in white capital letters on a dark grey background: "Liberté totale pour Cécile Kohler et Jacques Paris" (Total freedom for Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris). Below this text, on a lighter grey stripe, the website address "libertepourcecile.com" is visible, accompanied by a QR code. The building's reflective surface creates visual interest, with strong reflections of light and surrounding structures appearing on both the facade and the banner itself. The image appears to have been taken during daylight hours, given the bright reflections. The banner functions as an advocacy or campaign poster, calling for the freedom or support of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris.

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